Blinds on the Mid North Coast

  • Over 40 Years Local Experience
  • Custom Fit for Every Window
  • Blinds, Awnings & Security Experts

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Mid North Coast Blinds

Odd shapes, tricky sunlight and individual privacy needs make off-the-shelf blinds a gamble. With nearly 50 years’ experience in home improvements throughout Taree, Forster, Tuncurry, the Manning Valley, Old Bar, Harrington and surrounding areas, Manning Blinds & Awnings helps homeowners, builders and property managers get the right fit the first time.


We supply, service and install blinds including roller, vertical and Venetian options designed for real Aussie homes from our primary supplier Luxaflex. Every blind is customisable to suit your layout, your look and your lifestyle, with a range of styles from sleek to classic featuring sharp finishes and practical controls.


If you're looking for simple, honest advice without jargon or upselling, give us a call on 02 6552 5654 to chat to the team that knows their stuff about what’s possible for your windows.

Blinds Made for Coastal Living

Well-made blinds play a big part in how a room feels day to day, especially when they’re made to suit the window properly. That’s why every blind we install is a custom, made-to-measure fit for every window.


We work closely with you to find the option that best suits your room and routine. Need to shut out streetlights for better sleep? Want something low-maintenance for a rental? Prefer easy-glide options for big glass doors? We’ll walk you through all the pros and cons so you know exactly what you’re getting.


From measuring through to installation, everything is handled by our local team. With more than 50 years of experience, we know what works in Mid North Coast homes, so every blind we install is made to last.

Frequently Asked Questions

  • What type of blinds are best for privacy?

    If privacy is your top priority, roller blinds and vertical blinds are both solid options. Blockout roller blinds are ideal for bedrooms or street-facing windows because they completely cut out outside visibility—even at night. Vertical blinds offer great control, allowing you to angle slats to let light in while blocking the view in.


    If you want privacy without losing all natural light, you might consider day-night roller blinds, which combine sheer and blockout layers in one system.

  • How do I clean and maintain blinds?

    Maintenance depends on the type of blinds you have. For roller blinds, a soft damp cloth will do the trick. Venetian and vertical blinds can collect dust, so regular dusting with a microfiber cloth or vacuum attachment helps.


    If you live near the coast, it's important to check for salt buildup—especially on metal components.


    Avoid harsh chemicals, and if you’re unsure, ask what’s best for the material you’ve chosen. Most modern blinds are made with low-maintenance fabrics and finishes that are easy to care for.


  • Are blinds suitable for large or sliding windows?

    Yes—roller blinds and vertical blinds are especially popular for large windows or sliding glass doors. Roller blinds offer a clean, streamlined look and can be motorised for convenience.


    Vertical blinds give flexible coverage and glide easily along the track, making them great for doorways or high-traffic areas.


    Depending on your setup, you might also consider pairing blinds with curtains or pelmets for better insulation and light control.


  • Can blinds help with insulation or energy efficiency?

    Definitely. Blockout roller blinds and cellular blinds in particular can improve insulation by keeping heat out in summer and trapping warmth in winter.


    Properly fitted blinds reduce reliance on air conditioning and heating, which can lead to noticeable savings on energy bills over time.


    The material, thickness and fit all play a role—so custom sizing is key if you want those energy-saving benefits to really count.